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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11
Che paap Sseie aaaeduesaaY aouiua sau H. 1881

A"fosf-es OF Employment. or Situations Wanted.
viii He Charged for at the rate Of I'VE cents Der line
per we. K: - rct;ce for less than . cents,
All For Salee or other business notices win be
charged for at tie rate OF 10 cents Der lie per week
no business d. tice ssasen for less than 50 cent.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11

Lewis & Moore sole agents pure ice made
from distilled water Order at once I2T y
Main; telephone 2ll. lett
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11

II You want q loan on your farm or city
property come and zee US. Smith & Rogers
la \ Main ST. I4s 81
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11

Each Road Oversesr should hare
3 load Oyer-eer's Account Book, Re
oeiPt Book for Labor, Recesp; Book
for Extra Work, and . Reoeip: Boob
70, Material Used.
|" The above should be furnished
70 the Of;lcer- Of eaeh vel regulated
Township,si The expense Of the Town
ship The EAGLE hs< the most cons~
Disie Books add Blanks now published.
Each Tovnship Treasurer shoald
nave . Treasurer's Record
stray Record, Transcript. Complied
LAVE OF iss6. and fuiI s~sortneet Of
Blank. For sHix .: ihh e0ee.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11
Bids for building n. r. Church st Wellington.

Bids viii be received by the undsrzgoed
until May ~. 1887, for the above church N
cost about t3O0e0 Plans and specifications
can BE- sen 1t J G. a,exart. off -. Yelling
,on COMMITTEES reserve the right 10 reject
any or all bids. Address
i4SSt GEo. H. HUNTER, Com.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11

Parties slesfinG 10 us pure crystal -
Lewis & Moore, l27 N Main; telephone oil.
1877
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11
Or. 3. A. GUYTON & SON.

Physicians and Surgeons. ONCE DEAN block. 81 y
Main st: up stairs front room. oppo re Occidental
hotel Residence. y. W ter street, Ons 81 Us in
the ONCE at all hours. day and night except when
meals. Telssohpns In ONCE No. Isl
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11
DR. G WOLFE.

French Physician; has located permantly IN Wich-
fla and opened hs efiice and psror rooms Al Us 3
Topeka ave. The doctor treats successfully all
chronic dise.es female diseases a specially; catarrh
rectal diseases and also nervous diseases dis Inn
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11
Yfke's Addition

First come, first choice Terms easy For
sale by TUCKER & JACKSON,
d-12+u IA " Main St
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11
PHYSICIANS.

DR.. EUGENE COFFIN,
Veterinary Physician and Surgeon. Graduate o!
Ontario Veterinary Col ese ONCE Fourth avenue
Liver, Stable. oi<-imS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11

W. K CARLISLE. AM. Crook L L cAxIIGk
Carlisle, Crook and Carlisle.
Iawyers Rooms and over az East Douglas av-
enue Teiephones-Ofhce. No. 2Sl; ". K and L L.
Cariises r,siaence 10. 2lp. sam
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11
E. B. IEWETT,

Attorney at law has his rooms l. and McCless
block opposite court house. Mr.. Iewett will give
special attentton business In the probate court
having had ten years experience In this once
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11
I>OR sALE-15 n On cor Of Indianapolis and " q
II ter St Enquire at IA " ats-r st s.f

L>OR SALE n On cor Of indianapolis and VS.
II ter 81, Enquire at sa3 . " alter st 3. n
L>oR sA1-E-Fine farm near Mt HoJ-. improved. u
IT ac1es good pillow land, 70 Acxes good hay Land,
good pasture. WIN give long time payf snc
viii take In trade horses cattle Inquire NJ protsts
Judges Office. is0
L>OR sALE-Tniking parrots. imported German
II canarfea, red canAries southern mockina birds
Guinea pigs fancy rabbits. white and spott~d rste.
white mice and all / nds OF cage blrfs. WichitA
Fancier- Agency. eT Mo~iey ave- dNu
E>oR SALOON paper Q; this ossce II % eenp ?
IL hundred
LNoR SALE lots In stronss addition. This sddi
II tioE 4 located two blocks from horse car and
close to the new park Twenty i've new wo~toTy
residences now being built Good not<s well ss
cured taken In payment for lotA. Inquire Of q. g
Strong or leading real estate men ds8u
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
I>oR sAIE-A ge&d boz bcly cart for sale hse ~
I snczue IT lis Wichi.A 81. ESA-
LOB sAiR-I good family horn. vita ouSgy and
II and harnesa s9xgJ seeriy new. Smith Z ESgers.
~, Main a. ssSs
I>oR sAIz-Plr>-or~d PiynsatA Eoek eSSp fo~
II hAtch.as. from premium stecs- CAsi q s4trx~s
Ers z y. Craig lEs- ~ sc.ita -. Wtch3ta, kaAz.s
I>OR SALE OR TAADE-sso Acrss land. win txac@
I f-r horse, cattle o EtchilA property, lns%ze
Ala g. Craig I.ss " son.fA Of, iA-iss
JNOk aALE-Esuses. enuses hscse<. bocs~ss-xe
IT isvsse ell as- e~ASys aal other -Az:lrs sozs<~
FED ksasr property waite sitting ir easy ck-a3-
We ss,-sy salt yoa IL hsssea- We aavs all k.scs
in every ltrsrzsoa at Bew rst>sx and vas; mere
ooa'S bay ssrsl zee ear bzssssfn- La<s<s ~
Cal -a-S p.Ra<Axs est~siy 90 - In Shsce trss-
sAcs b<sszss AO>0eH tke pkAce- Es.s Ssarxsz
Co. rsAi ests:. wisAiA E-xse , nsisx $50
L>o9 aAII-se Es1 81 ohis aed. p-:,e e6sA 80
i caee- sSoI time DsS1s Aee o. Sfl UAcs Ter
COED diving hesse issare ~ isss sorza yasyfs ave
s0P
E>oA aAIk-A csEpsece essstry se~spspes sstet
] fer sAie - . ssxtaes- nsaeS1ei sa6 prosses q
Rns - go - neW- Caii % - 0elrao jas10 y
k02y. ~ . AAia - rem ~ WICHITA KAn- EDA
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WANTED.

WANTED-You 70 read this lots sank.y &
s lots Garfield add LincolE 81, part time; brsce
eSW
lots Tilfords ID add. Allen are, Terms I-2 CASH
balance year; price $lUJD.
los hcCornick's add. Laurs ave. easy terms;
price s2o25.
2 lots McCormicks I'd. Lulu ave- ntge $3.50, bal
cash; price $3.50
lots ME neapolis add fine house sreoms terms
about S2GCg cash. bal Oh long time. prize $3.50
2 lots Mosley and Skinner q; Ransom &
Ksy's I'd add, Groom house, mtge $50, bal cash;
price e21p.
2 lots Lees add Main st. 2 room houze, ~ cash,
bal year; price o2sl0. Porter & button. SOON up
s,eirs l4e Main st. t5eS+
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NKwr voacz HusrED Down AND SUB
norEnzn.


NKwT voBoE HuErED Down AND SUR
nouSnEn.
DKNvka, Dao. 19.--A telegram from
Deer Trail, Colorado, brings infofma-
ton that the outlaw, Newt VoEos, who
tssently killed sfhaer Holllngsworth
sn6 escaped on las Friday. morning,
<ods 10 Robinsnn's sheep ranch twelve
milss norfh Of DeeT Trail and dsmRnd-
ed shelter which was given him. During
tie dGy = namhsF Of Eanehmen Learn
inR Of FoFce's whareabOuts, surrounded
ths dugont for ths purpose Of killing
him when hs came oni. VoFce's horse re-
maiued standing near tba door Of ihe
place, saddied and ready for instani use
bat Il IL evident he suspected be Vas
Surrounded By ranehmen for the herteg
itf ths oagoat came oct Ia ths sysning
and fed and wateFed She animal. Every
shsuR Fsmsined quiet until early yssteF-
day when man with VnEcs's hat and
coat on rushed from the door toward
ire h1rae- Tho Eaan who were conceal
ed bahied ths esFsal, afed upsu htm
and be ksll dead.
Ifs now learned that the man killed
vas Chs hefdes whom Vorcs had forced
et the month Of Q Winchester ride te
put On this elothes and 20 xnn toWasd
the horse fos the pnfposs OF learning
whethaR OF not any officers OF ranch
men we're Ia the vicinity concealed.
Word was i1mediately ielezFaphed
10 the sheriff a. DsnvsE, who s1kt \
spsciaI train bsarlng half q dozsn Of
ticsrs 70 Dsef Trail With insirnstions 70
take Worse dead or alive,
Tee sheFifyB posse last afent snesssd-
ed IN setting Eha ensise daR1al IN shieh
Krscs vas baEEioaded an Are. ThA dss.
paFz15 czms ou Surrendered, sn1 was
hroaaht 20 DsnveF tonight.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

of t1a wamansH snHrAwe Ian. nnav nn.
/ sa4E A&s tha3 TAR 1amn hnnn6 freIa. TIA
esAeF sasAss & Il un 3sEs4an vii herff'
% Ms t.ss1 FeFEFs &onaaanua.
-. ka8SR. uzRa0aEaA. fEnm CInrke
s01atYs hAs nnEnAax mkiah hn i ws5.-
Inz hta oMu timA an nTaaank. Ha saws
thai essFg waman be knn@s uv knsss :
nf II all 30 enunfRg Raun6 wkern -
Lives las EiRnea enc a. ne other - ~
pofltlanz. whse& rs6a
MhAeeaH pExisfsna WlH Be p<asants.9
sa 3unE hauaF4hle hctlv nxkins fka -
s0Eafinn " the Fotlne fsAnrh - q lsn-
Mnn. an4 il Il afaaad aheEata fhas .ssi
want il, ahNEafars kAaa mnIz zarsipnsf a..
men Of @ashtnelon TnrFatury a. herehv
pguteat thai said akafenneaf iss snipia y.
fer they Do ne1 wama IL We muuid ~
spe9tfnllg represent that We have hsrp.
tnteza felt it e BE- d aizaaxHenkla anfv
10 vote il aEzsr 10 uafsaf tke wntes AZ
bolo ans aggressive sehAna1rR and nffiee
seekers az coz ~. Thae - lS.nrsl1 i,s
p0ii1tcn hMa been eno0mplieheA hr ~
man vutlnR. That ne rallned woznan
wants efRaes and II has hean auanht ~
shs aRaresst9s and achamiaR. That 8
large majority Of the Woezer ID nountrs
pFeearcta cannot Iaave sheiT nhiiaraa
and fAru homes % Eo k8 the pelis.
Ehersby undnls leaving tha halanee 81
power ~ tbs votes % tho wumen Eess.i-
lna Ia she cities and villages. Ard fnr-
anNKs that The pe1ailaK eonditiana AZ wn.
znAnss Domestic iife readers Il very IN
consanlanf. undesixahle, adding to her
already nFkat harden % narez and 70.
possibilities. ana that iuss III proper
lian aa WOMAN oiamoxs NnFpflsua ana
W1Nna1ez IN pnlitiee, she znsea the hsNh.
80 regards ef the masculine. loses Als
pxuaHcsiu1. and wina eoniamps. For
reasons given nhoTe, and fog many ssa-
IONS not given. We therefore remon-
lsEase and pray that yoz viii rot resur- /
InW.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

TIE NATIONAL COMMITTEE ISSUE A GAIA
x0R TEE NAxfosAE ooNvENxE0N.

=
CHzuAao. Dsc. %. The national pso-
htoiticn committee has issued e call fer
q national convention u indianapolis
on Juns 6th, 1868. The call says
"Ali oltizsns who behave that the
kEa1tie In Intoxicating drink Is ma
tlnnAl disgFece and national eeoufRe;
fhat it is destitute Of wealth producing
power Fans labor, destroys capital.
breeds lawlessness and fosters anRrchy;
that 4 defiea restraint, seeks 10 and
already 10 an alarming extent does
d0minate IN the municipal, stats aud
national governments; that u thFeaiena
the safety Of cur homes and their per-
patulty and 0nRhs to be prohibited; Who
believe that 10 aboiiah tna saloon will ID
. great measure aboiish poverty assist
IN solving the labor question, purify
Of cur institutions; who believe this de-
siEabie reform needs FOR ife cansumula-
tisn the responsible agency OF polifi-
cal party clearly committed thereto as
a matter of principle, VINO favor q gen
eral Rnd progressive sFsiem Of popular |
edueatiac, Who would amend our eleo- !
tl0n laws 50 as to secure greater purity |
Of tbs ballot. WIS stand for free bal |
lot and fair count for the white man |
Of the north and the black man Of the |
south, who favor ps0taoaion oE Amari- |
can labor, who wouId tester oar aeyi- /
eultHKai infere6ts, Who beiieFe that the /
ballot 10 the hands Of women will ba
the death knell OF the liquor trads; in 1
Short ell citizeEs who ere agreed upon /
the wisdom and necessity Of separate /
political ecsion IL order 70 secure the /
oveEtkrow of the ram power ara re.
quested 10 unite in sandinQ representa-
tisea 60 the convention.
Tbs basis Of representation axed BY /
the natlJAal committee was tive dele /
Raaea from the DiafFick a Columbia, /
two fFem each territory and twlee rs
many from each state as tho repFesenta-
ton Of that state In both branches Of /
congress, delegates 10 be chosen BY such /
methods as may be decided upon IN the
various states and territories. a full /
liss Of alkegnatea sheuld be chosen and /
1t q desirable shat fair proportion OF 1
ladies be asnt 81 delegates. since this
baSig WRa fixed there has developed q /
widespread feeling thas She nRti0ual 4
convention 90 constituted will not be
sufficiently large. This execatiye oon- 1
nlitkee suggests that additional dele I
gates 50 be known as provisional dele
gates be selected in eaea stats ana terri
tory and abe District Of Ooiumbia on 1
The basis Of one delegate for eaoh ihou-
sand prohibit on votes or major free
Eisn thereof cast at She last general
election. meaning Ia the states the last
elsation In which state officers were
voted Tor. The eonysntian VIII pos8ess
full power to aot upon she question of 1
seating the provisional delegates.
A full list Of the names and addresses
OF al delegates ehoald be gsnt %
samuel Dickie, chairman Of tho u8-
Asna..l aar.arnltAnn "a ann NJ anln.nlnH
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xzx anKAx nATzEB Roa EHE woaLD's
0RAMRgoNBHrR.

xaB aaKAx mATxEB Fon TEE woaLD's
CHAMPIONSHIP.
IDxnoss, Dee. i9.--It is learned this
sfternoeu t6at the A9bt was axed "a
take plaes as / ossloak on "a isiaH1 II
tie river 8alna, I've miles fran Go1su.
tIsny patrons of tka tart have lefs
EnsIan6 ler Rfxnos daring The last fsw
d2ys ~ da1eut fsates. On Friday
zslesia with his trzfnGr and q faz
ffitnda eFc4ssd the eh4unel ~ ths
Da4ex bgsB. Kilfain wsa Ass Fecoa-
Bixsd at any paxs az tAe foaFney. prob
ably saiae ie tks ohnnaa 10 hts apDsaF-
aaes wbish fha shaving "a o. his hsavy
xasaasaehs crested. Smith With his
pfinesVAl snp2eEter. dim H0ges. and
bis GKasnes srsassd Iharsdzy. Ths sea
CO siaf aag waa sxssedinsiy goa1h aaA
Emifh azEssad ssve<6.g iron sea sick
ness, Be wEa oh1ee6 10 spsrA ehe
uaks 10 OAlai& and aid not rsasb aousu
Giil EKiday. He ssgDpea 81 the Hossl
DaAh6n 10 Roueu Wkiis Kiax4in kaa
quarters 81 heElakrY thiFty yazas asaY.
Ga S8sgfa9y ealn nzn n1sl and shoek
kan6s. q w4s AEFanGed that TIE aGssns-
81 anoald b Ena1y at 81 oppasiss katfl
f04ay 70 eousey the pzsfg = 1hs RfaanG
nslssted kaK the a4hf. + masT feasaa
ftat tAs asdaas lad teaksd out IN Fsaaes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

TIE speaker announced the appoint
Reul Of tbe eommiitee on xuies as fol.
lows. Meesrs. Gafilsle, tbs spaRksr,
Randall. Mills, Reed and CamsFeu.
Mr. Dfbhie, Of SoUth CaFof1a. Of
ferad 9 re81lnaian sefessana 10 the GOA
mites On Arpzcp1ist tiane, tbs rsports Of
the court Of elai1ns on she French sppii-
afion elainas wifh Instructions 10 that
cemHaiisse 70 report All claims which
have hsen decided faTofabig 10 einfa-
ants IL the general deeeieney bllt TIE
resolution was sdopttd.
A nnmbex N resolutions looking 70
changes In rules ueFe thsn referred.
aitsE watch the hoass sdiousned until
Tomorrow,
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AUSTRIA.
H5cz o. fIEK Bouz E-xu1xAEx ExPEN-
pEzuaxa-cATxAK nasxAEE.

H5cE o. TIEK BouEaE-nu1xAEx HxRKH-
DEzuzxa-nATTIE pasEAEE.
vrKzma, Dac. Boa BafRsaay even.
inR the bouFse woand up 10 4 psrfeat
rsus. Securities Of al kinds Usrs reck.
lezsiy thrown on the msFket, 4 is esft-
mated thas on LdG1s aa3 saturday
20 Eks3 COO nozI1a 9sEn lost
Il fa ssateA thaa as Iondsy'a aoaueil
EaanlaEfons wfi be pFsp0ssd 70 placs
Is 80f0o asFins as ihs dizp sal % see
var ministeF 80 bald 200 hats Is Ga
iisia. and ta immsd aAeiY paFchase nni-
forms and equipments fof tps saa3 %s1F
and she izst claEe 0s sessxp&s
: si1s absGAa c9tbxsAk 81 cAttie dis
eaas Is Eerofisa IL Fnland. 1his Is re-
ear5aa 81 sara sie1 pf laraa az isais ef
bsssss fsam tbs tutsFiaF fcs asllitasg
pgoFssioEiha
A earrespandenos sne6s paSiishsd i1
ahis city aesaFss that lt Las regetvea .
csehsg disEasoh stating t1af sRotasx a.
kenpf las beGa ma9e % Ehs LIE 81 he
ear, thgs ths exar was Wogn6ed and
that se8aistiaazFf w1Es hsz kEnkea
cas 10 Ea. ekak DAsa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

nh1Hda AwruL nHsrauurToa.
LaTTLn Rook, Arb, Dee. 10 "A a,,snln,
Kton toik county Fapufts thaa 4 a..
s.snosiye cyclone Waited Armstrong
academy, Indiah Territory, nnd Forf
WHsnifa at an early hour Saturday
nloxninK, causing great daafrnctlon rs
pEepsFig and loss of life. Ahant Ggs
o'o1ook q terrific Fumhfinr sound waa
beard and heavy biaek eIend. fnnmei-
snhpsas vas 88er In tha distanae Fauflaie
approaching. Mhen nhout a naila I,0rfh
% tAs ioEt u struck tha erannd, ana
fEom thia point south for 4 fnile tha
woxk q rain continued. The ovclono
ttayalsd abaul q mile 4 minute. IA ~
lnsta9t from the tins II struck iaa earth
naAr s1e houses in the fort were Ia snlnn.
Ans ilRnt h0aaea we're picked 40 ana
.naoe into kindiing waod by Ahn fsfy 81
tae wind ArmslEonc aeadenv waa
BOT greatly injured, hut the rannkerw N
tee immediate netRhhoghoad Bnlfagsd
greatly. AZ Green, iiltla hamlef alT
tnlies south Of Armstrong;, the damara
Nes very heagy and many persona wpre
in1arsd. aeyentaen houses ana lhn GEN.
ofal 4toEe we're carried mMag BODILY.
waile hprsee and catlla wlthlm thn ksfrl-
tory covered by the Storm wers killed AZ
injured. Jcs damage at this tlme dan-
not pc estimated, ~ She fall extent 81
t1e storm ia unknown. Bus few daathn
nave thns Tar bean reported.
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Ihs qnaGn 81 Eualana q sn7lsnnasd.
havlna osuaht cots ~ Friday M6iie ia
I4Sedcn.
fh8 @xlHm lin Ter 81 N&f has
zznsanae1 d ofadit ii osdk ~ pafsAmaa
i1ooao fiaeR
Giadsfuue haN wssn halinlnn IT,
iErferanee aeaiRaig IL t1a saaernGliuna
eFhitF4li9n weTtne3
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TnR LowKR noUsE.


OIxmEgA, Dse. las-Ispeeial. -Ar,
Keane, whe1 pExseasinR hia ltst BaHez
ustissorine snF ans revival cf TIE waut-
a. sntFraee Get, ca saturday. said il
waa only Z heeinripo Of What uRs 10
eoEne. ana Immediately upon she Feaa-
In 81 tha nfnntss cf 6asat8aY's w1Kk
heine eoasaSdet BE rose and eRsEed an-
aehex.
Mr.. PreatoE. OF tSaifA Walls, fosteNea
With nnosher, and then an0thsF, hcf u
4 aasuaI rianee ever TIE itE1 ct namsa,
- namsgapef repsrfSEz diseBEere0 snal
thaF wsrs alI il lbs Sans handwriting,
anA, sttsnff1n hesnz zzaled 10 she teea.
s hanch waa tfaEted IS GAe eKraEse q
- petition. NE. Rrezesa exeiaiaaed
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HknExx. Daa f9--0smni Eekpse1haE,
whase wzfs a saza Is bs inR sA in
snuElna feeNss 4eaa nsnGs "a TIE ear,
- seaIxne1 lss nEIiaa nf ehTaE naarshAl
&c Sc impexixl hoaaen08
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

WAAHrHoToa, Dse. lS.--Ths prssident
has spgoinied tAa i9liewinq poai mas.
leFe: ClAike. Nevada City, Callfornlai
Thomas Farrell, Masysyilla. California;
Mary fioEsnoe Birna. Gfmas Valleg.
Oaiiforuias Charles N. Jamas. HNkes
City, California.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

BoHDoE, Deo. t9.--Ehe EatF ar Cairns
was married today ID Mlas Olive llgrnra.
A brilliant asaomblaas Witnessed fha
oefeDontss. The Ffince Of Wales pra-
scented HE bride with 4 bracelet set miah
dlaEnouda and aapphHraN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

CMzeA0a. Noo. IA veil kmawn
apusiina nan of shla ulty rsaaleea 4
cahle message fram Ksanfon fhia alasfs
neen WHICH says tkas Saith won tha
nRos vita klsFsin, hnk &nMk che nsfarra
W0sld not anaQance hin decision until
knrlish aall eAa reaahnA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

AsoAaA@dA1 Al& A1pFHAED4a
eonsempt of Gears.
laNauxHH CRY. LEA. 80 -- eHEe1AI
days ago "a injunction waa ssEved "a
sergeant LatoSst, IN nommand nf thn
United Saates troops ssatinnad AZ eka
monlh 0i the Klamath giveE. 90 pro.
hlbia him frozn tearina aswn thn hnaae
Of satfleF Jahn Makenxle i0eatea - -,
Inland naef the month "a tta x4Far.
fhs Injunction Was dIsohegea as9 -
properly destroyed ana hurst, 4m3mn
anfp25, vho issned tbs islunetlon,
has iasaed a WarfAst 90f sha aFKast ~
IIafogss for o0nlsnspt 81 CONT as,d fRe
snexia has Roa - arrest hlm and wila
fefasa tanaoKF0k.
Mast FaFsrHh1e aymnaenam.
bEnLzns Dec. l9.--Ehs Frsiasi1Hs Ee8.
fsng, IL 80 Aftiels believed f0 have bnan
prompted ~ PrGfeAsgK ViKnA0w, SAYS
tAat lhe elsaafixstion la the asoRn
pzineo'a thfoat II q m0st f8voEahsa
eymptoms indioAiAna thai tha affection
Is cot eaucsFous.
Rrfutaalen.
BKsLm. Dee. BIN prssnanes ar ihs
report made by military pegsenaeas 70
the snpeF0F, st his zsespifnn o. sssuF-
day, . Eefuiatien will ae iasasd ~ ths
H5atemeni psiDaed In the fNpalide KMhas,
Of -. RessEs5aFR, FexaEdiaR Gsrman
ailitagy pgsp1faklana.
Ksang Ent5y ImnREsamsa.
NEW XonKs Den l0.- Mlfa lnfx Van
Zsnds was asnteneed 10 one na9Rah IN
ths peuitea3iary. IN TIE esnrs 81 suaniaI
asazao19 today, fer the killing II kwo
canary BIRDS Ine coEnplaiut wa mnAa
- Aias kannie Eaekals, aea wng Bsaas-
cu4e4 - tbs soesety foF she pRe4emsIen
0f egGstty 10 aEtmalx. Msss Van Tenas
boarded in The eaHe kouBs vita Mlea
Sacaelss ogrez Of tae birds, cad haximn
QuagFeisd vita her, esssalnna regenae
- outtlag heE enemg's pefs in two wifh
aeArsiEa knife.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

houEn, Dee. la.-fl Il raptrles thak
tne hsht bsaween EnaiFh AnA X Klirngn -,
aaitfo n draw afAer 1o& ronnaa Ia
tl4tea auc huqF8 aud a half and uas lhen
&t0pEsd "a aooouna al &akknaaa Tlg5N
contest e said 70 hape hsan a apianaiA
cue. kilfatn aaowa& snnafsaf Sn&nman.
wkifs smith Hrarw t8raa hfsT~N
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-06-30
She Didn't Know Him.

Mr.. Jarrett related little story 10
me yesterday, for the truth of which
he is as ready rs | am to vouch. Said
he:
II was walking through corridor
of the capitol at Washington one day
with member OF one OF the largest
wholesale hardware firms in New York
"a gentleman whose manner would
impress the most casual observer with
his igh-mindedness-w when he came
upon lady whom | recognized as my
companions wife.
why, Kate. said my friend, what
arc you doing here? When did you
Gomez
The lady looked in puzzled man.
ncr at him moment and then said,
not ill-naturedly: Il don't know you,
sir.
MY friend looked more closely at
her and said: What do you meanP
II saw by my friends face that he
had reached the same conclusion had
that his wife had lost her reason.
kate, for Gods sake, don't you
know me, your husband?'
AT this the lady drew back and
looked frightened, protesting that she
never saw him before. | tried to say
something proper to the occasion, but
before | could do so my friend had
drawn photograph of his wife from
his pocket and shown it to the lady,
saying: See, Kate, am your husband;
| see this?
"Where did you get that, STRIP said
the lady Indignantly.
II never was so befuddled in my
life. l wondered if / could possibly
be dreaming all this. The lady was
now thoroughly frightened and trying
to get away, while my friend was even
more frightened, and was trying to
detain her. II looked as if we were
| going to make scene; so / drew my
friend apart and advised him to let her
go until she reached some more retired
spot. We followed her, and soon saw
her point us out to an officer Of the
senate. whom l knew very WELL The
officer approached and Indignantly
| asked what we meant by our conduct.
An explanation followed, and it turned
out that the lady was the wife of a
very important gentleman in Wash
ington.
''Of course the most abject apologies
followed, and then came my friends
wife from New York to verify his
story. The two families became very
intimate, but to this day neither hus-
band is sure when he meets one of the
ladies anywhere except at homo
whether she is his wife or not. Chit
cage NccS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-06-30
Little Grant.

Mr.. Edward Pendleton is having a
new barn put up by Messrs. Parker &
Morrow. of Mount Hope
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Pendleton, of
Lancaster, visited relatives last week.
Mrs. j. Peacock, of Fennimore, is
visiting relatives here.
Mr. A. j. Hamer has been adding
some more Improvements to his place.
This time it is new kitchen and hay
shed.
Mr.. Thomas E. Pendieton's new
house is nearly completed. The excel
lent work done thereon, speaks we'll
for the contractors, MIR. James L. Day
and Clark of BrodlyiiIe.
A load of our young folks spent
Sunday in Bloomington.